Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower New Minglewood Blues Easy To Love You Peggy-O When I Paint My Masterpiece Brown Eyed Women Cassidy Deal
Set 2
China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider -> Looks Like Rain -> Terrapin Station -> Jam % -> Drums % -> Space -> The Other One -> Morning Dew
Encore The Weight
Notes
Notes:
Digitally remastered using a custom built, Dual-DAW, nicknamed Bertha, by jashley@deadacated.com. Completed on October 31, 2004.
Set 1 and Set 2 were processed separately in an attempt to get the sound between the two sources as close as possible at flat setting. The original source for set 1 appears to have some limiting or audio compression applied which accounts for the difference in levels between the sets, and also made the task of matching the sound that much more difficult.
The mix starts out rough and settles in at about 1 minute in to track d1t01.
There are phase issues throughout due to the matrix recording techniques, and also due to the in and out of the vocal mics.
Reviewer:
sugaree_95
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December 6, 2017 Subject:
not laughing at me
this show i was peaking so during drums and space i went and laid on the lawn . the people behind me kept laughing at me so i got up and moved and laid
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back down and then those people behind me started laughing at me so i got up and moved again and the people again were laughing at me .. could not figure it out .. until about a month later when darby gave me the tapes and i realized the laughing was coming through the PA .. not the people behind me
Reviewer:
timewarpwiretap
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March 14, 2014 Subject:
Fairly certain -
- that I was at that show. Seems we had no idea where we parked afterward and just sat in the warm summer parking lot until enough cars left. No "heat"
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on the street either - must have come down on the side of local commerce and let the heads be. That would be in contrast to a later Tinely Park show nearby.......
Reviewer:
rhino805
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March 14, 2014 Subject:
honky tonk my a$$
Dude this is a great show, if you don't like brent you have 19 years give or take to listen to, but you mentioned Donna, so that gives you 1965-1971 and
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late 1990-1995. Get over it Brebt is awesome. honky Tonk, comparing Brent to donna...WOW.
You take my comments wrongly. Brent was awesome in many shows, from early days like fall 79 ie cape cod to 88 shows. Just dont like his sound in the later
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of his shows and he is too high in the mix. Like another reviewer said Im pretty sure i was at this show , my run was 88 to 91 and never saw a bad one believe.
Reviewer:
brooktrout
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July 17, 2009 Subject:
dont know why
for some reason this show stands out in my memory 20 years later it sounds really good, but in my memory, i felt raindrops on my face during looks like
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rain, terrapin was a journey that i STILL remember, the other one was a massive trip into the darkness, and morning dew pulled the universe into the light i know it sounds a little average to listen to, but this is, and will always be, one of my all time favorite shows, out of many that i attended maybe there was something in the water in indiana?
Well, with a bunch of show seen and remember some, I have relistened to most of them. For some odd reason, this Morning Dew is just so warm.... Jerry to
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this very day has my hair standing up when I hear him on this particular one right here. I was there, but don't remember being caught up "in the moment". WOW, we were really treated to some good stuff. I am glad I took advantage of it while I could. BTW look at the date of this posting.... Oh I forgot, I always liked the laugh machine hahahahaha .
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E.R.C. Iceman!
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July 6, 2008 Subject:
Jam Time!
This sounds great! A tight unit. Decent 'board. Makes you appreciate the talents of Mydland!
Reviewer:
Evan S. Hunt
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June 22, 2008 Subject:
Another Passably Stimulating Performance...
Augmented by an extraordinary recording/remastering. It's all good pretty much throughout but you must play it loudly to receive the true benefits of
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this luxurious sound reproduction. Morning Dew is a resounding vignette of magic passing thus psychically, throughly. Experience it with trepidation if you dare. One of those proverbial "sleeper" concerts that gets overlooked by reviewers of the phonic lore. Have to give it 4 stars, reluctantly, but the recording is so accurate it could deserve a full five.
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